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Farfan and Mendes inventory item is Silverware. Its accounting term is January to December. HST is charged at 13 Percent Farfan and Mendes Post Closing

Farfan and Mendes inventory item is Silverware. Its accounting term is January to December.

HST is charged at 13 Percent

Farfan and Mendes

Post Closing Trial Balance

December 31st 2019

Cash

23500

AR - McKing Cutlery

5000

AR - Durban Silverwares

7500

Inventory

6900

Unused Supplies

1300

Prepaid insurance

1250

Equipment

3500

Furniture

4500

Building

20500

Accumulated Amortization - Building

2050

Land

18600

AP - KS Manufacturing

11200

Notes Payable, Short Term

10000

Interest Payable (Notes Payable)

600

HST Payable

1250

CPP Payable

850

EI Payable

435

Income Tax Payable

1560

Unearned Revenue

1000

Bank Loan, Long Term

20000

Share Capital

43605

Balance

$92,550.00

$92,550.00

Transactions in 2020 (round values to 2 decimal places).

1

Dividends were paid for $1,500

2

Earned revenue previously unearned from Mcking Cutlery $500.

3

Purchased Silverwares from KS Manufacturing for $18,500 plus hst on account. Term N/30. Paid for shipment $150 plus hst

4

File HST return with Receiver General. Pay HST Payable in 2011.

5

Prepaid insurance was used up in the amount of $750

6

Made payment of note payable, and Interest payable plus interest for an additional 6 months at 12% interest rate.

7

Sold Silverwares to Durban Silverware for $16,200 plus hst on account. Terms 2/15, N/45.

a. Cost of silverwares sold is $9,000.

b. Paid shipment $300 plus HST

c. Estimated Warranty on Silverwares is 3% on sales revenue.

8

Durban Silverware returned $3,000 plus HST in Silverware. Cost of goods returned is $1,700.

9

Received payment in full from Durban Silverware. Transaction reference 7. Less return and discount.

10

Filed payroll return with payment of CPP, EI and Income Tax to Receiver General.

11

Received from McKing Cutlery, $5,000 as payment on his account. No discount.

12

Bank Returned cheque as NSF cheque for $5,000 plus $50 as NSF Fees. Invoiced Mcking Cutlery including NSF fee charged by bank.

13

2% of $5050 is estimated to be doubtful for McKing Cutlery

14

Sold Silverwares to Durban Silverware for $20,000 plus HST, on account. Terms 2/15, N/45.

a. Cost of Silverwares sold is $12,500.

b. Paid shipment $600 plus hst

15

Some operating Expenses paid:

Utilities

$1,400 plus HST

Telephone

$1,500 plus HST

Internet

$1,400 plus HST

Repair & Maintenance

$850 plus HST

16

Payroll completed.

a. Gross Pay (salary) is $7,500

b. EI employee $137.25

c. CPP employee $356.81

d. Income tax employee $1,869.87

e. EI employer $192.15

f. CPP employer $356.81

g. Cash payment - $5,136.07

17

Building depreciated by $2,050

18

19

Supplies used up value $700.

Cash Sales equals $12,000 + HST. Cost of goods sold is $5,000.

Requirements:

1

Prepare General Journal Entries for 2020.

2

Setup Ledger Accounts (existing then new) and post entries.

3

Transfer balances to 2020Trial Balance

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